Discover things to do in Milan.
Milan is Italy’s modern pulse, draped in high fashion and strong espresso. It’s sleek, stylish, and always one step ahead. But beyond the catwalks and cutting-edge design, you’ll find timeless cathedrals and classic aperitivos.
In a city where elegance lives and breathes — your trip itinerary should match the moment. We cut through the noise and filtered out the fluff.
These are the top 5 activities travelers genuinely rave about.
Top 5 picks from the Foresyte community.
#5 Fashionable Fun 🍸💃
Shared by Emily Smith – 71 ❤️
“Milan wasn’t just a city—it was a slow-burning love story. The kind that starts with espresso and ends with wine by the canal. Jack’s city had a pulse that matched our own—stylish, passionate, and full of surprises tucked into every cobblestone street.”
#4 Best of Milan 🇮🇹
Shared by Cameron Bell – 78 ❤️
“From the soaring spires of the Duomo to the hushed beauty of Da Vinci’s Last Supper, this was a walk through history with style. And yes, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II absolutely delivered its fashion fantasy.”
#3 Brera District 🖼️
Shared by Adam White – 95 ❤️
“Gallery-lined streets, ivy-covered balconies, and an artsy charm that made us wander a little slower. Brera wasn’t just a district—it was a mood.”
#2 Gourmet Milan 🍴
Shared by Keira Donovan – 139 ❤️
“This was more than a meal—it was an experience. Chic interiors, bold flavors, and plating so pretty we almost didn’t touch it. (We said almost.)”
#1 Pasta & Tiramisu🍝🍰
Shared by Kevin Schafer – 342 ❤️
“Aprons on, hearts full. We learned to roll pasta like nonna and whip up a tiramisu that had us licking the spoon. There’s nothing quite like cooking in a Milanese kitchen with strangers who feel like old friends.”
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